Dej Coffee Fringe Tassel Loafers
Great quality shoes for men. It is designed from Vegetable tanned box calf leather upper. Premium leather insole and landing for extra comfort. Premium polyvinyl chloride twine for stitching. Hard tempered thermoplast sole with a fine wood finished heel. Premium Alloy buckles, alloy nailed heel for rigidity. Premium aesthetic for maximum comfort and style.
$120.00
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